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German parliament will stop using fax machines
(www.npr.org)
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this post was submitted on 02 Jun 2024
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It's a bit too early and premature. There needs to be an alternative to fax first.
Cryptographically signed documents and Matrix?
Email.
Fax is not secure, never has been and most businesses are using e-fax which is email with extra steps.
This particular dinosaur actually deserves to be Chicxulub'ed.
Please for the love of god abandon fax. I'm tired of troubleshooting it.
I think the the previous post was sarcasm. :)
Very likely lol I'll whoosh myself on that one haha
New word of the day.